TOTALITARIANISM - POLISH WORKERS' PARTY - ADAM DZIUBA

Adam Dziuba's book is a fundamental study on the functioning and activities of the Polish Workers' Party (PPR) in one of the most important districts in post-war Poland. It is a work that will certainly become a reference point for future research on this topic, presenting a wide range of problems related to the emergence and development of the PPR's organizational structures and its impact on political and social life.

• Exemplary case study of the PPR's functioning in Silesia.
• Comprehensive study covering various aspects of the PPR's activities.
• Pioneering attempt to reconstruct the mechanisms of establishing the communist dictatorship.
• Analysis of the organizational structures of the PPR in the Silesian district.
• Detailed presentation of the PPR's policy in various areas of life.
• The work is based on extensive source material.

The book analyzes the process of the PPR's appropriation of the structures and functions of the state in the Silesian district in the years 1945-1948. The author shows the personnel and institutional organization of the PPR, the methods of gaining allies and eliminating resistance. He paints a picture of the communist party as a key element in the process of establishing the new government, which makes this publication extremely valuable for understanding the workings of the totalitarian regime.

This monograph is a pioneering attempt to reconstruct the way the communist dictatorship was established and functioned in Poland, using the example of the Silesian district, which is extremely important from a political, social, and economic point of view. Its meticulousness makes it a tool for historians dealing with various aspects of the history of the Silesian district.

The author has not omitted any significant aspect of the activities of the then ruling party, which makes his work comprehensive and exhaustive. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of post-war Poland and the workings of totalitarian systems.

Libron Publishing House, known for its attention to the quality of historical publications, is giving readers a well-researched monograph that will certainly contribute to a better understanding of the processes taking place in Poland in the post-war period.